Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-10

aba 10 The former viii Be ascaptsd;
and In general, ahAs the STRIKES ars
nearly al approacl ING thsfr ends. an
aEnioabla settlements With the Reading
employees being specially favorable -
that eompany and tbs Jersey CenkraL
Ihe opening waB stroER. the advance
over last eveninR's final prices ranging
up 70 4 in RiuhEond and West Point
Trading uas free fron exoileEnent and
among the general Hst was dull. while
Reading, s.. Panl, Pacife Mail and
I.AaknuaEnA were oonspis1ousiy active.
/ Ina eEtire market with the exoeption
Of Richm0nd and Weuf Point, which
shade1 Of . fraekiou, vas strong
throuaho1t the frst hour. Later, the
market decreased IN the amount Of
business d0ns and vas accompanied by
Q slight decline In prices. which Con-
| tinued until tha afternoon. AFTER l
O'Clock, however, activity and advance
wsEe resumed. There Was sona hesita,
| tion in the last boar, but the market
closed strong, IN many instances 81 tia
best figures Of the day.
Msrmsa stesy Denkea
WAsHxNuTux, Feb. 9-Deiegate Cain
said today that Q story bad come 10 the
surface here thai q strong Mormcn lob
BY was at work against the Eamnnas-
Tucker ball and that ID was incorrect.
He says that Judge Smith and
Mayer Armstrong are camina East
BY the direction Of the Salt Lake
County Court 10 make an inspeesion
Of prisons with q view 10 utilizing the
information thus obtained In baildina
q nsw County iail during the comine
summer; that they have no intantion OF
visiting Washington. and that as for
Mr. Ritter. he ID still IN Salt LAks.
CerFeeiea HISS 81 Cenarmatisns.
In aocordanca with The following re-
quest Ne publish the eoFreoted list Of
Indian Agents, Who1e appointments
have been confirmed hy the Senate:
WAsHrssroN. Feb. 9.-To EnHToRss-
Please substitute ths following list Of
oon6rmaiions Of fndiaa Agents. for
that sent lass night. An error in trans.
}. MeNamara, Of Illinois. at the Csl-
orado River Agency, Ariz3nA; 5. II.
Yates, Of California, at Round Valley
Ohio, at Fort Peck AQenoy. Montana;
B. Coffee. Of Oregon. Umatiila Agency,
Oregon; !. Wheeler. Of Oregon. Warm
I|A aA4AN AAAAA0N7 N4NNE0Af - W. AA1A1AA4&1
OF Oregon, Grand Ronde Agency, Ore
Qon; j. Priesfly, Of Wisconsin, Yakima |
Agency. WaahinRton Territory.
AgFiculturisss In sessiea.
NEW YoRK. Feb. 9.--Tha Agricultural |
Convention today adopted q Fesolation |
opposing the organization Of the Ma |
tional Vetieultaral Association, greeting |
its o.. worker In American industries, |
and argine Congress 10 pass the bills /
before Il 10 check ths manufacture Of |
spurious wines. Anotkar resolution re- |
questing Congress 10 act favorasly apon |
the bill creating the Department Of /
Agriculture and Labor was adopted. A
resolution was introduced setting forth
that General Hatch, Of Missouri. was
the unanimous chsics Of the Association
for the appointment of Secretary Of
Agriculture and Labor. This provoked
some discussion, and il was ths senti-
Dent of the Convention that such an
aetien will be pesnliaF. The resolution
was Withdrawn, and in another resolu
tion the Association pledged itself 70 o0-
operate with the National Pure Food
Association in securing the passage of
the Food AdulterAtion bill at present
before Congress.
Coming 60 the Coast.
Sr. LOUIS. Feb. 9-Ths Missouri Pa
cifie sent ont two very large trains to
California today, one from st. Loaie |
Of nine cars, six OF them /
Pullman aleepera, containing 1876 pas /
seugers, and the other from Kansas |
City, composed Of sixteen cars. thirteen |
OF them Pullman sleepers, containing |
325 passengers.
A slckening Crime.
BouLDEa (Col Feb. 9.-Mr. and Mrs. |
Wendoiin Moll, q young married couple, |
living at the mouth Of Left Hand creek, |
eight miles from here. TO all appear
ances have lived very happily until /
three weeks ago, when the frat baby |
Was born, when the husband became |
very abusive and quarrtisome. On |
Monday niaht M0li, withoat any provo |
cation, struck bis wife in the face sew
eral times, knsckinR her down. She |
did net resent the assault. being almost |
hearlbroksn at bis brutality. On Tues |
day morning the husband got up early, |
built 9 are, m ade some coffee, drank 10. |
aud then sat down to smoke. The wife |
was still in bed nursing the babe and |
had fallen into q d0ze, when she was |
awakened by the report Of gun. She |
Jumped up, bat fell 70 the floor unson-
scious, che ball having entered her |
shoulder and passed into her neck. |
Moll disappeared. She recovered con.
sciousneas, climbed into bed With great
difficulty and sank into stupor. When
ehe came 70, the babe vas crying, bus
she having become paraly yzsd was un-
able 20 move or 10 reach 10. The nfe
vent out. The babe cried until mid
sight, when Il died. The woman was
not discovered until Tuesday night,
when some relatives called at the house.
The woman cannot recover. Officers
and posse Of citizens are pursuing the
murderer, Who is Thought 10 have
escared into the mountains.
LADY CAMPRELL AND fHE PeoR.